Originally posted by Iknowalotofthings
Time machine needs speed of light, right?
Maybe not. If one part of a Bose condensate
that is quantum entangled is accelerated to
relativistic velocities such that it exists
in time dilated space-time, then returned
to common space-time of the bulk condensate,
it might be possible to teleport into the
past or future of the time interval of the
Bose condensate existence. This would be a
strictly limited form of time travel. One
would not be able to travel to a time before
the existence of the entanglement, or to
a time when the quantum entanglement of the
condensate no longer prevails. If you feel
up to some heavy reading, see the following
web sites. The current hypothesis deals
with communications only, but matter
tunneling through a Bose condensate has also
been confirmed, and the concept for time
travel may be equally feasible, at least on
a particle scale. That might be sufficient
if for example the intent were to destroy
something in the past with a particle beam
so as to alter one of the possible parallel
futures.
www-ssc.igpp.ucla.edu...
www.trnmag.com...
[edit on 6-7-2004 by mockan]